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I guess most people think thirty years is long enough, but that's the way mortgages go ever since.
我猜大多数人都认为30年足够长了,这是抵押贷款的演变过程
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It started offering, indirectly, but started offering mortgages to all these people who couldn't refinance.
它间接地,向那些无法重新申请抵押贷款的人,提供贷款
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People on Wall Street found that difficult to say -Federal National Mortgage Corporation- so they nicknamed it Fannie Mae; it sounds like a woman's name.
华尔街的人觉得这名字很拗口,联邦,国民,抵押,贷款,协会,所以给它起了个昵称,房利美,这听起来像个女性名字
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The idea was that they would help advance the mortgage market by buying up mortgages from mortgage originators and therefore allowing them to make more mortgages.
其主旨就是通过,从抵押贷款的原始权益人手中,购买这些债权来促进市场的发展,那些原始权益人就可以去放更多的贷款
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The subprime mortgage market was bringing people into the mortgage market who in prior decades would not have been involved-- would not have had any mortgage.
次贷抵押信贷市场,把十多年前那些,不能获得抵押贷款的人,带进了抵押信贷市场
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Lots of people could not refinance their mortgages because they were unemployed.
由于失业,许多人无法再次申请抵押贷款
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Nobody knows how bad the mortgage crisis is going to get but Ben Bernanke thinks that it's so important that we prevent a collapse that we should take that risk.
没有人知道抵押危机,到底会有多坏的影响，但是本？伯南克认为,预防承担那个风险所带来的暴跌,是非常重要的。
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These mortgages were given out to people that couldn't afford them and today you have what you call subprime mortgages--subprime paper They issued against this paper stuff called mortgage-backed security. They securitized them and these things are all floating around now.
我们发放这些抵押贷款给那些买不起房子的人,所以现在你们看到了一种你们叫做,次级抵押贷款的金融工具--次贷票据,他们把这种票据叫做,有抵押证券，他们把有抵押证券证券化,这些证券现在在市场上被多次交易，广为流通。
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